I have problem with the command "DLookup" in Access 2000.
The command takes very long time to run.
Have anybody any solution for this.
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Lars-Ove Andersson wrote: I have problem with the command "DLookup" in Access 2000.
The command takes very long time to run.
Have anybody any solution for this.
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This is usually faster than DLookup: http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~trevor.../baslookup.zip
But the underlying problem may remain, depending on what that is, what
you're selecting from, any criteria you're using, what is/is not
indexed, how many records, etc. There are so many variables to determine
the speed at which something will run.
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First, DLookup is not a command! A stored query based on the same table or
query with the same criteria will run much faster.
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news:cb******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... I have problem with the command "DLookup" in Access 2000.
The command takes very long time to run.
Have anybody any solution for this.
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When running "tLookup" the code stop on "inum", do I need any special
DLL-file or something other.
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Lars-Ove Andersson wrote: When running "tLookup" the code stop on "inum", do I need any special
DLL-file or something other.
It requires a reference to DAO although there's no "inum" that I know
of, perhaps it stoped in your own code because of a compile error?
(cause by lack of DAO reference)
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Sorry!
It should be "ENUM" not "INUM"
I have added reference to DAO, but the program still stop at "ENUM".
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Lars-Ove Andersson wrote: Sorry!
It should be "ENUM" not "INUM"
I have added reference to DAO, but the program still stop at "ENUM".
Aha, Sorry your version of Access is not as advanced :-)
Just change the block:
Public Enum tLookupReset
tLookupDoNothin g = 0
tLookupRefreshD b = 1
tLookupSetToNot hing = 2
End Enum
to:
Public Const tLookupDoNothin g = 0
Public Const tLookupRefreshD b = 1
Public Const tLookupSetToNot hing = 2
It will still work but you won't get the intellisense combo to choose
those values when you code it although typing "tlookup" then hitting
Ctrl+space will pop them up.
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